How do I invert the logic in this statement? outa[x] := ina[y]

Don M

I have the statement outa[5] := ina[19] where I look at input 19 logic level and I pass that on to output 5.

So when input 19 is high then output 5 goes high. But what if I want when input 19 is low then output 5 goes high and when input 19 is high output 5 goes low.

How do I invert the logic in that statement?

It's part of a repeat loop where it's looked at all the time

repeat

  outa[5] := ina[19]

Don M

Figured it out...

repeat

  outa[5] := !ina[19]

Thanks anyway if you were going to reply!

garyg

Thanks Don M
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